Study reveals how power-law decaying interactions affect quantum correlations and magic in many-body systems. Cumulative non-stabilizerness grows with faster interaction decay, providing insights into quantum simulability and computing resources.

Study reveals how power-law decaying interactions affect quantum correlations and magic in many-body systems. Cumulative non-stabilizerness grows with faster interaction decay, providing insights into quantum simulability and computing resources.
Researchers at University of Novi Sad develop analytical method to quantify 'quantum magic' in spin systems, enabling efficient analysis of non-stabilizerness—a key resource for quantum computation beyond classical limits.
We derive closed-form expressions for quantum 'magic' in spin systems using real-space renormalization, revealing how this resource peaks at quantum phase transitions and enables accurate critical exponent extraction.
Develops analytical framework proving computational-basis optimality of nonlocal stabilizer entropy for specific state families; provides universal bounds constraining magic resources in many-body quantum systems.
Study of stabilizer Rényi entropy in the Dyck-Fredkin spin chain reveals unusual sub-extensive scaling: logarithmic (t=1), linear (t<1), constant (t>1). Non-stabilizerness may uniquely probe quantum many-body systems compared to entanglement entropy.